From Our Alumni: Career Path
| Name, E-mail, Career Path |
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| Earl Ebert, eetheta@aol.com 1980-1985, Texas Instruments, Optical Design. 1985-1991, Zygo Corporation, Optical Systems Engineer. 1991-1993 Theta Engineering, Independent Engineering Consultant. 1993-1997, Silicon Valley Group, Systems Engineer/Manager. 1997 - present, Zygo Corporation, Systems Engineering Section Manager. |
| Fritz Zuhl, fritzuhl@creative.net Acoustics 1985-1995 1999-present, B2B Internet eCommerce engineer. |
| Thomas White, Graduate Student, Purdue University, 1959-1964 Research Associate, Northwestern University, 1964-1968 Research Associate, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., 1968-1972 Research Associate, Oxford University, 1972-1976 University Lecturer in Physics, Fellow and Lecturer, King's College, University of Cambridge, 1976-present. |
| Barney Molldrem, Bmolldrem@aol.com or Tramol@dreamscape.com (My BA was from elsewhere); MS Purdue, 1970; US Air Force 1970 to 1974, communications-electronics officer; JD 1977 New York University School of Law. I have worked in private practice since then as a patent attorney, mostly representing inventors and companies before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on patent matters and also on trademark matters. I first practiced in New York, NY and then in Syracuse, NY, where I still practice. |
| Russell W. Dreyfus, rustira@yahoo.com (See American Men of Science) ca. 35 yrs IBM research Guest professor: C.S.I. Madrid; University of Hull, UK; CNRS Luminy, France; Swiss Fed. Int. Tech. Max Planck, Germany |
| Douglas Verret, d-verret@ti.com -high school physics and math teacher -Associate Professor of physics and pre-engineering -Process Engineer, Semiconductor Industry -R&D Manager, Microelectronics -Team Leader, Microelectronics Manufacturing |
| Donald (Don) D. Cummings, don.cummings@us.endress.com 1) Physics/Physical Sicen Teacher, High School (1yr) 2) Quality Control Management in process undustries (grain, food, chemical) (3yr) 3) Production & Maintenance Mgmt in process industries (grain, food, chemical) (1yr) 4) Applied Physicist, sensor development-process measurement instrumentation (2 yr) 5) engineering/R&D Mgmt-process measurement instrumentation (6 yr) 6) Product Mgmt-process measurement instrumentation (7 yr) 7)Product Development & Intellectual Property Specialist-process measurement instrumentation (5 yr) |
| James F. Kortright, jkortright@aol.com 12 years teaching undergrad. 26 years consulting medical radiation physics. |
| Victor Kaufman, victrmn@aol.com 1950-1955, Taught as an Instructor in Physics at Univ of North Dakota. 1959-1960, Research Associate, Purdue University 1960- Retirement, Research Physicist at Nat'l Bureau of Standards (now N.I.S.T.) |
| Robert N. White, bob.jville@juno.com 1953-1956: NAVY, Deck and Gunnery Officer 1956-1958: Math teacher at Louisville Manual JHS 1959-1975: Physics teacher at Fort Wayne, In. and Clarksville H.S., In. 1975-1990: School Business official at Clarksville School Corp. ,In. |
| G. , 1957-1967, Worked at ITT in Ft. Wayne, IN, as an Engineer designing, building, processing and testing vacuum photo tubes (multipliers, cascade image tubes and various diodes. |
| Tom Sandin, sandint@ncat.edu 1960-62 Teaching Assistant, Teaching Associate, Purdue 1962-65 Instructor, Purdue Indpls. Regional Campus 1962-64 part-time Lecturrer, Indiana Univ. Kokomo Campus 1965-68 Teaching Associate, Research Assistant, NSF Graduate Fellow, Purdue 1968-now Associate Professor and Professor, NC A&T State Univ. |
| Dr. Katharine J Jones, kjjones@stat.rice.edu 1961 - 1970 Molecular Biology 1978 - 1995 Research Physicist:Optical Physics 1996 - present Wavelet |
| David L. Banner, banner@llnl.gov 1964-65: Advanced Studies at Cambridge University as a Churchill Scholar. 1965-Jan. 1972: M.S. & Ph.D. at University of Illinois, in experimental elementary particle physics. Feb. 1972-Apr. 1981: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Apr. 1981-Oct. 1982: FMC Corporation. Oct. 1982-Jan. 1990: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Jan. 1990-Dec. 1994: Head, Physics Section, International Atomic Energy Agency. Jan. 1995-Present: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Oct. 1998-Aug. 1999: Nuclear Advisor to the United Nations Special Commission on Iraq. |
| Hastings A. Smith, Jr., hsmith@lanl.gov 1965-70 Graduate School, Purdue 1970-72 Post Doc, Los Alamos Nat'l Lab 1972-78 Assoc. Prof. of Physics, Indiana U. 1978-Present Staff member, Los Alamos |
| Michael Humnicky, michael.s.humnicky@lmco.com 1970-1971, Data Management Analyst, Rockwell International Space Division, Apollo/Saturn S-II Programs. 1971-1978, R&D Engineer / Network Operations Analyst, Ford Aerospace, NASA/JPL Deep Space Network supporting the Mariner, Pioneer, Helios, Viking, and Voyager Programs. 1978-1983, Engineering Specialist, Ford Aerospace, Air Force Satellite Control Network. 1984-1994, Engineering Specialist, Ford Aerospace, Ballistic Missile Defense development programs. 1994-1995, Graduate Student, Library and Information Science, Indiana University. 1995-1996, Operations Analyst, Lockheed Martin, Air Force Satellite Control Network. 1996-1997, Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin, Satellite Test Engineering Contract. 1998-2002, Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin, Space Based Infrared System program. |
| James Mayhan, james.d.mayhan@exxon.com 1970-1972, Purdue Physics - Grad.student.; 1972-1973, Purdue Krannert School - Grad. student. 1973-1981, Exxon's Baton Rouge (Louisiana) Chemical Plant - Coordinated dev.of plant's annual budget, analyzed manufacturing cost vs. budget, contact engineer on olefins manufacturing unit, supervise. region's annual budget, analyzed actual earnings and returns vs. budget, supervisor. 1994 - present: Exxon systems projects (Houston)- Analyzed business requirements vs. software's capabilities, helped configure software to deliver requirements. |
| Ken Ports, kports@ee.fit.edu 1976 - 2000: Harris Semiconductor, first as a device physicist for microelectronic technology, then as a manager, managing an R&D fab area, characterization lab and prototype assembly area, and finally as a staff senior scientist managing central systems - product-to-market, technology-to-market, project management, university relations, the library system and iternal consulting. 2000 - 2001: Intersil Corporation, as a staff senior scientist, supporting both VP Engineering and VPGM staffs in the areas of methods and systems. Corporate Director of University Relations. 2001 - Present: Florida Institute of Technology. Professor of Engineering, supporting research pipeline strategic development and seminar and senior projects courses. |
| Keith Mounts, keithm@his.com 1980-1995: Westinghouse Electric Corporation-Software Engineer-Simulation and modeling 1995-2000: American Society for engineering Education-Manager, IT Department |
| Kevin Bollhorst, kbollhor@erinet.com 1983-1987 Staff Scientist, Eastman Kodak. 1987-1989 Process Development Engineer, Advanced Imaging Program, Harris Graphics Corporation. 1989-1995 Manager of Advanced Technology Labs, Grimes Aerospace. 1995-1999 President, Noetic Press Inc. 1995-1997 Senior Optical Engineer, LaserMike Inc. 1998-Present Senior Process Engineer, The Neff Company. |
| Dan Fleetwood, dan.fleetwood@vanderbilt.edu 1984 - 1999: Senior (84-90) and Distinguished (90-99) Member of the Technical Staff, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1999-Present: Professor of Electrical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN |
| Eric Johnson, eric@creol.ucf.edu 1986-1990 Martin Marietta, Senior Engineer 1990-1994 Teledyne Brown Engineering, Senior Scientists 1994-1996 SY Technology, Member of Staff 1996-2000 Digital Optics Corporation, VP of R&D 2000-Present University of Central Florida, Assistant Prof. of Optics |
| Mike Burkland, mburkland@raytheon.com 1988-1990 Graduate Research Assistant/Laboratory for X-Ray Optics - University of Arizona. 1990-1995 Graduate Research Assistant/Laboratory of Noble Gas Mass Spectrometry - University of Arizona. 1996-1998 Graduate Research Assistant/Imagers for Mars Pathfinder & Mars Polar Lander - University of Arizona. 1999-Present: Systems Engineer/Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle - Raytheon Missile Systems, Tucson Arizona. Current job description: |
| Brett Coryell, bcoryell@sprintparanet.com 1990-1993, High School Physics Teacher 1993-1995, Grad School in computer Science (Univ. of Virginia) 1995-1998, Director of IS for a private school 1998-1999, computer Consultant for Sprint 1999-2000, Promoted to consultant manager for Sprint |
| D. Catalina Marinescu, dcm@clemson.edu 1991-1992 Assistant Professor, Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest 1992-1996 Teaching/Research Assistant, Purdue University 1996-1999 Research Staff Member, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 1999- Assistant Professor, Clemson University |
| Pierce Kelly, piece@naps.edu 1995-1998 Taught Middle School Math 1998-current Naval Officer |
| Eugene W. Peterson, Aerospace Engineering, Spectroscopy, infrared imaging. |
| John McGuire, Jhmc040242aol.com After 18 years teaching high school physics and mathematics at Porterville High School, I then taught 15 years of physics and mathematics at Porterville Community College. I retired in June, 1999. |
| Bill C. Riemers, After a brief Post Doc at Purdue, I spent about a year doing software consulting while searching for another Post Doc position. I then went to work for AT&T Labs as a Senior Software Developer, and then to LizardTech, Inc. as a Software Development Manager. During that time I published 4 professional publications in the area of CS. With the .com crash, and downsizing, I have again found my self-doing misc. consulting while searching for a new position. The only thing that allows me to find enough consulting business to feed my family is the professional contacts I have made over the years. |
| Timothy Gong, Tim_Gong@mvis.com After a few years, returned to academic life in San Diego pursuing a M.S. in physics. Defended my thesis on external cavity regulation of diode lasers last Spring. Was employed in San Diego at Cymer Laser Technologies as a engineer working on eximer discharge chambers. Last year moved to Seattle to begin work at Microvision as a Photonics Engineer. I Am hopeful to begin doctoral program soon. |
| Mark (Danny) Rintoul, rintoul@sandia.gov After doing nothing but computational physics, I started to branch out to computational science in general. This included chemistry, material science and mathematics. |
| George Simler IV, ivsimler@attbi.com After graduating from Purdue in 1992 I immediately entered grad school at Texas A&M University. After a lot of work I received my Master's degree in Physics, specializing in experimental nuclear physics (I studied the Giant Monopole Resonance as excited in certain metals by 240MeV alpha particles). Finishing that, I then made a bit of a career change by going to the two year graduate program in public policy at the University of Chicago. After finishing school in 1999 I worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in the economic research department for 6 months before moving to an economic litigation support consulting firm called Chicago Partners where I still currently work. |
| William Struzinski, wstruz@gateway.net After graduating from Purdue University I accepted employment as a development engineer at the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York. I left Kodak after one year to accept a career appointment at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) in Newport, RI. I was employed at NUWC during the summer months while in college, but was unable to obtain career appointment immediately after graduating from Purdue due to a hiring freeze. While employed at Kodak, the hiring freeze was lifted, and I was offered a career appointment as a physicist. I decided to accept the appointment, and I have been employed at NUWC ever since (i.e. the past 27 years). |
| Anthony Roach, aroach@electriceyeball.com After graduating from undergrad, I went on to get a Masters degree in Physics. I then decided not to continue on in Physics, but to instead get a job as a software engineer. I now work at National Instruments in Austin, Texas. |
| Richard Olenick, olenick@acad.udallas.edu After leaving Purdue I became an assistant professor of physics at the University of Dallas. For over ten years I have been a full professor there and chair of the department. |
| Steven A. Havstad, steve.havstad@trw.com After M.S., spent 10 ears in the aerospace industry in Southern California. Finally decided to return to school for my Ph.D., which I will receive this year. |
| Andy Hauger, jhauger@aug.edu Associate Professor of Physics, Augusta State University, Augusta, GA Graduate Studies, Purdue Physics Instructor, US Naval Nuclear Power School |
| Pawan Bhartia, bhartia@chapman.gsfc.nasa.gov Between 1977 and 1991 worked for private companies in the Washington, DC area on NASA projects. The focus of the work was remote sensing of earth in ultraviolet to measure atmospheric ozone. Was involved in the discovery of Antarctica Ozone Hole. Since 1991, A NASA employee working on similar projects. |
| William C. Morse, morse@bnl.gov Brookhaven National Lab |
| Robert E. Turner, turner12@llnl.gov BS 1970 Purdue 1970-71 Drafted into army, 1971-73 Purdue 1973-74. Decided to concentrate in plasma physics, no suitable advisor at Purdue, moved to Univ. of Rochester Ph.D. in laser-plasma interaction physics Jan 1980 Univ. of Rochester. 1980-present: Inertial Confinement Fusion program at Lawrence Livermore National Lab. Initially I concentrated on laser-plasma interaction experiments; spent some time on material (for targets) characterizations; currently... |
| Ronald K. White, ronwhite@llnl.gov BSEE, 1957, Purdue, Communications and Electronics |
| Donald (Don) D. Heim, donaldcheim@earthlink.net Career path progressed through engineer, engineer in charge, project engineer, manager and process leader. I am currently retired and doing part time consultation work in the same field. |
| James R. Voss, Computer Applications analyst- Remington Rand Univac '54 Computer Facilities Supervisor - Bendix '56 Director of Research-Woodward Gov Co '60 Director of Research-American Bosch '67 Director of Research - United Innovations '82 |
| Robert K. Linback, robertl@primary.net Computer Programming - Mathematical Analysis with McDonnell Douglas Corporation. |
| Ron Reger, RonaldKReger@aol.com Delphi Delco Electronics Systems, Kokomo, IN12 years as semiconductor engineer/manager, 8 years advanced engineering technology planning/strategy manager, 3 years program manager and technical manager. |
| Alwyn F. Wiebe, wiebeassoc@aol.com Eastman Kodak (Optical Design) Barnes Engineering Co. (High Velocity Spectroscopy); American Cyanamid Co. (Photo Chromoism, Photo Imaging Materials); Formica Corporation (Electro Static Laminates); Technical Consulting. |
| Rajinder P. Khosla, rkhosla@nsf.gov Eastman Kodak Co. 1966-1996 National Science Foundation 1996-todate |
| Frank Richter, frichter@embl-hamburg.de Finished diploma (top 5% ranking), worked 1 year as RA in the low temperature lab at the Inst. of Applied Physics (U Hamburg), moved to Purdue, failed qualifier, first non-native English speaking recipient of student teaching award, dropped out by Dec93 w/GPA 3.68 and MS, worked fro a couple of years as Technical Assistant to the Board of Editors at the Institute for Economics Research HWWA in Hamburg. Since Jan96 externally funded researcher with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL0 at DESY, Hamburg, used funds and facilities to complete PhD research. |
| N. , Grad School at UCSD, then took a job with a local San Diego company. |
| Owen Gailar, mudz@ix.netcom.com Grad School, M.S.; work at Nat'l Bureau of STDS. Grad student - Ph.D; Nuclear Power - Reactor Physics Design Teaching Reactor Physics - at Purdue! Research Assoc. Professor |
| David C. Cassidy, chmdcc@hofstra.edu Grad work in physics and later history of physics (in conjunction w/Dept., hist/sci, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison) Post doc, UC Berkeley, Post doc, Humboldt Forwd., Germany; Asst. Prof., Germany; Assoc. ed., Einstein Papers, Princeton at Boston., Prof., Hofstra Univ. (etc.) |
| Thierry Kauffmann, t0hierry@hotmail.com graduate degree in physics in France. Research jobs. PhD at Purdue. Coordinator purdue computational finance. |
| Dr. Mark May, may@pha.jhu.edu Graduate School Postdoctoral Fellowship |
| Thomas A. Callcott, tcallcott@utk.edu Graduate school at Purdue MS & Ph.D., 1959-1965 Technical Staff (Post doc) Bell Labs., Murray Hill, NJ, 1965-1968 Faculty, Physics Department, Univ. Tennessee, 1968-present Part-time staff, oak Ridge Natl. Lab., 1968-1998 |
| Mark Boriack, mboriack@dctd.saic.com Graduate School at Purdue with a one year break working at John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory between M.S. and Ph.D. Two years as a post doc at the Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics. Twenty years at Science Applications International Corporation. |
| Robert Wilson, wilson@lamar.colostate.edu Graduate school at Purdue. Post-doctoral researcher Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. Assistant Professor at Boston University Associate Professor at Colorado State University Professor at Colorado State University |
| John C. Corelli, Graduate School then 3 years as Scientist Gen. Elect. Co. Knolls Atomic Power. 37 years professor of Nuclear and Engineering Physics Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. |
| Thomas E. Parker, tparker@boulder.nist.gov Graduate School, Purdue Univ., 1967-1973; Raytheon Research Division, 1973-1994; National Institute of Standards and Technology Time and Frequency Division, 1994 to present. |
| Mark Lucas, lucasm@ohiou.edu Graduate Student - 1986-1994 - Univ Of Illinois Postdoc - 1994-1998 - Univ of South Carolina - Guest Scientist - Brookhaven National Lab - 1994-present - Hall B Collaboration - Jefferson Lab - 1994-1998 1998-99 - Visiting Professor - Ohio University - Department of Physics and Astronomy 1999-present - Asst. Professor/CAPA Sys Manager - Ohio University - Department of Physics and Astronomy |
| William C. Larson, wmslarson@vswest.net High School Physics Teacher, 6 years , Whittier, CA Ass't Principal,Jr. High School, 6 years, Elgin IL Ass't Principal/Athletic Director High School, 9 years, Cherry Creek, Aurora, CO |
| Tony B. deBellis, Tjdebe@aol.com High School Physics Teacher; Inventor. |
| Jonathan Meyer, jon.meyer@motorola.com I have been practicing intellectual property law, beginning after the first year of my law studies. My entire carer has been spent with Motorola, although I have represented a number of very different businesses within Motorola before taking my present management position. |
| Robert Brubaker, brubaker@ieee.org I joined Eastman Kodak Company after graduation, in the Image Sensor Solutions division (formerly Microelectronics Technology Division). My job title was "Product Engineer", which really meant that I characterized CCD's and answered customer questions about how they work. I now work at Sensors Unlimited, Inc. in Princeton NJ. |
| Kara Hoffman, kara@hep.uchicago.edu I spent 6 years in grad school, where I did my thesis research on the CDF detector at Fermilab. I then took a postoctoral fellowship at CERN where I worked on the OPAL collaboration at the LEP electron positron collider (which is now being converted to scrap metal). I am now a research associate at the Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago. I am working on CDF again as well as doing some accelerator research. (It's always exciting to try something new!) |
| Cyrus A. Bryant, bryantcy@hotmail.com IBM, music conservatory, Columbia U. Physiology (Physics of Blood flow); singer, conductor; Prof. Physics Math, Astronomy Johnson State (VT); Adj. Prof. (Retired)UVM. |
| Kenneth Mendelson, mendelsonk@marquette.edu IIT Research Institute, Senior Physicist, 1962-65 Marquette University Assistant Professor, 1965-1970 Marquette University Associate Professor, 1970-1980 Marquette University Professor, 1980-present |
| Matt Lyons, mattlyon@microsoft.com In January of 1998, I started working as a software test engineer at Microsoft. In April of 1999, I was promoted to test lead in charge of a feature area. I have continued in this capacity in two different groups at Microsoft. |
| J. Trent Anderson, mbp928@aol.com Lawyer in Chicago - large firm. |
| Roshan L. Aggarwal, aggarwal@ll.mit.edu Lecturer, Physics Dept., Punjch Univ.(India);(8/1958 - 8/1960) Physics Grad. Student, Purdue University 9/1960 - 1/1965) Research Associate, Physics Dept., Purdue University (1/1965 - 6/1965) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1/1965 - present); Staff Member, Group Leader, Assoc. Dir. (Francis Bilter Nat'l Magnet Lab); Sr. Lecturer, Sr. Res. Scientist (Physics Dept.); Staff Member (Lincoln Laboratory) |
| G. Roger Stanley, gstanley@accd.edu M.A. Astronomy 1998 University of Texas-Austin 1999-2001 Full-Time Adjunct Instructor of Astronomy, San Antonio College 2001-present Tenure-Track Instructor of Astronomy, San Antonio College |
| Melvin J. Glimcher, M.D., GLIMCHER@A1.TCH.HARVARD.EDU M.D., Harvard Medical School; Residency and Chief Resident in Orthopaedic Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital; Associate Professor and Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Harvard Medical School; Presently-Harriet M. Peabody Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Harvard Medical School, and Director, Laboratory for the Study of Skeletal Disorders and Rehabilitation, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Children's Hospital, Boston, MA. |
| Kenneth Chad Bastian, cwlkjbastian@juno.com M.S. 1992, environmental Engineering, Purdue Ph.D., 1996, Environmental Engineering, Purdue Post-Doctoral Scientist, U.S. Geological survey Organic Geochemistry Laboratory, Lawrence, Kansas (1996-1998) Scientist, Oread Laboratories Mass Spectrometry Department, 1998-present. |
| Jeff Czajka, jc7ta4@rochester.infi.net M.S., 1991, Electro-Optics at University of Dayton Image Processing Engineer Eastman Kodak 1995-1996 Digital Camera Current Engineering (EK) 1997-2000 |
| Franklyn K. Levin, fklevin@swbell.net Manhattan Project 1943-1946; Lecturer - Univ. of Tulsa, 1962-1965; Grad. School - Wisconsin 1946-1949; Asst. Director, Hudson Labs, 1953-1954; Carter Oil Co; Jersey Production Research Co.; Exxon Production Research Co, 1949-1953, 1954-1986; consultant, Western Geophysical, 1988-- |
| Joe R. Dickinson, Jr., patch@evansville.net Masters in physics - two years in Peace Corps Teaching physics. Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Working as psychologist for DC government Army, and VA. Teaching psychology, physics, math and astronomy part-time. |
| Joseph Brown, Math/Physics Teacher, High School, 25 years. |
| M. , MS-Physics/ Ph/d Materials Engineering (Purdue)/ Post Doc Purdue/ Post Doc Georgia Tech/ Sr. engineer Intel Corp./ GL Lithograhy Intel Corp. |
| Robert M. Hill, robert.hill@kirtland.af.mil n/a |
| Albert Vest, alvest@columbus.rr.com n/a |
| Gary Doolen, gdd@lanl.gov NASA, Texas A&M Univ., Physics Dept., Los Alamos National Lab. |
| William C. Murphy, wjm4@cdc.gov Nat. Inst. for Occupational Safety and Health, 1992-present |
| Greg Cambron, cambrong@saintxfac.com nuclear medicine technician, optical lens technician, cartographer, teacher |
| Yok Chen, yok.chen@science.doe.gov Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Solid State Division, 1965-94 U S Dept of Energy, Basic Energy Sciences,1994-present |
| Patricia Banogon, pbanogon@paebell.net Peace corps - Physics Teacher Student - Accounting Auditor Systems Analyst |
| Jeff Achtermann, j.achtermanncomputer.org Ph.D. program in Astronomy at the University of Texas at Austin. After receiving my Ph.D. I switched to the computer industry and now work as a computer programmer. My main reason or switching fields was the lack of jobs in Astronomy. |
| Joe D. Thompson, jdt@mst.lanl.gov Ph.D., 1975 Postdoc (Cryogenics Group, Los Alamos) 1975-1979 Technical Staff Member (Condensed Matter and Thermal Physics Group, Los Alamos) 1979-present Deputy Group Leader (Condensed Matter and Thermal Physics) 1989-1992 Group Leader (Condensed Matter and Thermal Physics) 1992-2000 |
| Jeffrey Fuhr, jeffrey.fuhr@nist.gov Physicist, Atomic Physics Division, Physics Laboratory, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, Fall 1970 - present. |
| Raymond J. Dagenais, rjdag@imsa.edu Physics/math teacher secondary level 9yrs (private school Math Dept chair/physics teacher secondary level ll yrs (public school) Research associate Fermilab summers (1983-85) 1986-89) Science Curriculum and assessment leader/physics teacher 11 yrs (1989-present) |
| Bob Dulude, bob.dulude@baltimore.com Post doc in HEP @ Brown University Engineer @ GTE-radar, & computer & network security VP System Engineering Baltimore Technologies |
| T. Craig Sangster, sangster1@llnl.gov Post-doc (1986-1989), Lawrence Livermore National Lab - Heavy ion reactions (Bevelac), multifragmentation, fission Staff Scientist (1989-1993), LLNL -RHI reactions (BNL), RHIC-PHENIX drift chamber subsystem manager Senior Staff Scientist (1993-), LLNL -RHI reactions, Inertial Confinement Fusion, Heavy Ion Fusion. |
| David N. Ruzic, druzic@uiuc.edu Post-Doc, Princeton Plasma Physics Lab; Asst. Prof., Univ. of IL, 1984 Asst. Prof., 1989. |
| Hugh L. Scott, scotth@iit.edu Postdoc, University of Utah Physics Department, 1970-1972 Asst, Assoc, Full Professor of Physics, Oklahoma State U, 1972-2000 Head, Department of Physics, Oklahoma State U, 1990-1995 Chair, Department of Biological, Chemical, and Physical Sciences, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2000-present |
| John J. Mennel, Primarily technical, with some managerial in applied classical physics, I.E., Engineering have worked mostly in systems engineering with applications to navigation, missile guidance and radar. |
| Herman A. Lauter, lauter@oxy.edu Professor of Philosophy, Occidental College (Los Angeles), 1963-91. |
| Hellmut Fritzsche, hellmutf@aol.com Professor of Physics and Chairman Dept. of Physics at the University of Chicago. |
| Edward Simon, Simoned@prodigy.net Purdue University for M.S. and Ph.D., Transitron Electronic Corp., research in field of semiconductor devices, 1954-1958. Started Solid State Products, merged into Unitrode Corp. in 1967 Vice President of Technology until retirement in 1990. |
| R. Edward English Jr., Pursued Ph.D. in optical engineering at University of Rochester (Rochester, NY); received degree in 1988. Hired by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA) as engineer. Held positions of responsibility in Lasers Program: individual contributor, group leader, project manager (small project), optical systems engineer, section leader, and associate project manager (large project). Employed (current) as Chief Optical Scientist for U.S. Precision Lens (Cincinnati, OH). |
| Peter H. Klose, Research Assistant at Purdue. Research Associate after M.S. at Purdue. Director of Research at different company. Project Manager. |
| Peter L. Lindley, Research Asst., Harvard Computation Lab. Sr. Engineer, Burroughs Corp, Applied Development of Hardware. Mem. Tech. Staff, Jet Propulsion Lab, Caltech, Deep Space Network Development. |
| James F. Goff, Research in transport properties at semiconductors and metals. Management of research. |
| Richard Stulen, rhstulen@attbi.com Sandia National Laboratories |
| Roger Alig, ralig@sarnoff.com Sarnoff Corp., 1967 |
| Donald E. Allen, Seismic exploration in States, Five years. More exploration and administration in Venezuela, fifteen years. |
| Richard Glen Carter, rgcarter@home.ffni.com Semiconductor & Electronics Development at Delco Electronics, Kokomo, IN. Then, Department Manager for Advanced Technology Development. |
| Robert M. Goodwin, rmgoody@frontiernet.net Starting Summer 1965, US Army Nuclear Defense Lab, 2 years Eastman Kodak Co., 33-1/2 years |
| John Garrison, garrison@physics.berkeley.edu Summer jobs at Sandia labs; Research physicist at Lawrence Livermore Nat. Lab. 1961-1996; Occasional teaching at University of California Davis and Berkeley campuses Retired 1996. |
| Dale Lawton, lawton2@home.com Taught at Bloom High School, Chicago Heights, IL and at Bloom Community college. |
| Wilbur Kimbrough, wkimbrough1@home.com Taught college physics full-time for 11 years (full professor and dept chairperson: 1972-1982 1982-present: Senior scientist with Westinghouse Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory in Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Bob Dallmann, bobdallmann@comcast.net Taught in high school for 25 years - physics, mathematics,and computer science (the last 5 years of the 25). The last five years I have worked in administration-Director of Instructional Technology. |
| Dan MacIsaac, danmac@nau.edu Teacher, grad student, physics faculty. |
| John , Teacher, High school, Junior High School, Community College. |
| Bryan Jenkins, bryan.jenkins@us.wmmercer.com Teaching Assistant at Purdue University, 1990-1992, Andersen Consulting, 1992-1993, Chicago, IL., Hewitt Associates, 1993-1995 Lincolnshire, IL., William M. Mercer, 1995-present, Louisville, KY. |
| Helmut Paul, helmut.paul@jku.at Teaching assistant Purdue 52-54 Assistant, Institute for Radium Physics, Vienna, Austria 55-59 Ford scholarship at CERN, Geneva, 57-59 Visiting Prof. Purdue 59-60 Leader, nucl. spectroscopy, Austrian Reactor Center Seibersdorf 60-71 Visiting Assoc. Physicist, Brookhaven Nat'l Lab, NY, 65-66 Prof. for exp. physics, Johannes Kepler Univ. Linz, Austria, 71-96 Dean of the school of science, Univ. of Linz, 73/74 and 85-87 Rektor of Univ. of Linz, 74-77 |
| Michael Goehring, mgoehring@nttc.edu Technology Transfer Specialist, Aerospace Research Applications Center, Indianapolis 1976-1992 Technology Transfer Agent, National Technology Transfer Center, 1992 -present |
| Herbert Kleiman, kleiman@ll.mit.edu Took an NSF fellowship at Univ. of California. Was an Assistant Professor in the Physics Department. Joined MIT Lincoln Lab in 1966. Worked in Infrared Physics and Technology on defense related topics. Was in Management at the Lab for 11 years. Have since become a Senior Staff, retired in 1998 and currently continue to work part time at Lincoln Lab. |
| Anthony Dunn, aldunn@iolky.com Took over family business and instruct part-time at local college. |
| Gerald Peterson, peterson@physics.umass.edu U.S. Army, 55-57; Stanford University Graduate Student, 57-62; Yale University Lecturer, 62-64, Asst. Prof., 64-67; IKO/NIKHEF, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 67-68; University of Massachusetts, Associate Prof. 68-72, Professor, 72-present. |
| David K. Lyon, grandtx@aol.com US Army Officer 1952-1982 |
| Colonel William DeGraf, peredg@aol.com US Army until retirement in 1974. |
| Ira Jacobs, ijacobs@vt.edu Went to work at Bell Labs in 1955. Started in electromagnetic theory, then moved to communication theory, and then to communication system design and development. When I started at Bell Labs it was with the intent of working a few years and then going to a university to teach. But things went well at Bell Labs, and I received a few promotions and ended up staying 32 years. |
| Leila Wilson Shiozawa, lshiozawa@nls.net When I graduated from Purdue there were no jobs for women in physics unless they could type. I learned to type. |
| Griffith L. Gordon, k4vx@nemonet.com Worked as RF systems engineer for CIA in the area of monitoring the missiles and space activities of the former Soviet Union. Retired as senior systems manager from CIA 1979. I consulted for Agency until 1990 when peace broke out and funding cut. |
| Carlos Guzman, eh20cegs@shellus.com Worked at LSU Chemistry Dept. running Gas chromatograph, mass spectrometer, nuclear magnetic resonance apparatus used in analyzing compounds synthesized in chemical research (1976) Part time physics instructor at Delgado Community College in New Orleans (1976-present, part time). Geophysicist with Shell Oil Company since Feb. 1977. |
| Dan Stockelman, Worked in factory for 3 months, moved to Dallas, hired as computer programmer |
